General Gardening Discussion

Yes thats the plan.. I hoped someone may have some experience with using one. They are not cheap so its worth investigating if they are worth the outlay..ThanksCharlie.

Thanks both. Quite reluctant to go the plug route but will be my only option so at least I can test the waters. @Lolimac you're probably right about the potting on.GG

Both Greenhouses are okay, but I have lost some of the fascia from my garage.

I'm sorry I lost track of you there for a few days. Well I'd be inclined to get rid of what you dont want, so if you just want the rose try to dig out the other stuff. If not possible as the roots are close together then cut it all back and see what comes up next spring. You could treat the...

We'll have to wait and see what you come up with. Of course, we'd like to see some pictures later in the season please.

id really like to grow more veggies this year, lack of space is a bummer but im sure i'll manage to cram a few more pots in somewhere i'll also have to tackle the front garden as it looked a little worse for wear last year and needs a freshening up

Totally agree - we're all guilty of it.....................

Thats a good shout too i did want to add some nasturtiums to the garden as our neighbours in wales have grown some great ones on the wall to the road and it made me want some and i was wondering where to put them but this could be ideal.We will see how it goes and i will have to remember not...

I'd make a full sized papier maché Cow and put it so it was looking into their garden as the sun went down, but then move it in the night so it's bum was facing them in the morning.That'll get rid of them

A friend of mine went to see him a few months back. Apparently he was fantastic

I wasn't either and then I started to google the seeds they list...................

as of yesterday I learnt that when you pull up and throw what appear to be poor producing veg plants into the compost bin, its a good idea to chop them up first ... I pulled out about a kilo of decent spuds from my compost bin yesterday!!!

I've used them on fridges, you can turn things, just takes a bit of space, bit like tacking with a sailboat

Indeed. I shall give it rainwater from now on and see what happens.

@Ian Taylor just add your name

Hi there Peter, to Gardeners Corner. I hope you enjoy having a wander and a browse here this evening. I've looked back and found a thread to whet your appetite for Summer 2015,Happy New Year, Jenny namaste

Thanks, but I'm rarely allowed out of Shineyland! Haven't been down your way since the days of The Scarecrow and Dr Syn!

Ah how lovely shiney :-)

Oh I forgot, I also a book about a BBC series, "Gardens in Time" and Mrs JWK got a book about the best NT gardens to visit, which is giving us some good ideas for holidays next year